Sourcing still and sparkling wines, Charentes cognac, Gascon Armagnac, Iberian brandies, marc and grappa — with lists built for importers: stable SKU logic, vintage transparency and export-ready documentation.
Wholesale import desk for European wines and spirits. Send your portfolio gap or target margin structure by email.
Mixed FCL/LCL where the lane allows, single-origin blocks for retail chains, or curated mixed pallets for on-trade — always with clear excise and customs references for your market.
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We consolidate supply across major EU wine origins so buyers can cover several appellations with one counterparty. Focus is on defendable price ladders, vintage continuity where the vintage allows, and pack formats suited to wholesale (bottle, BIB where available, selected magnums).
Typical import flows cover France (Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhône, Loire, Languedoc-Roussillon, South-West), Italy (Piedmont, Tuscany, Veneto, Sicily), Spain (Rioja, Ribera, Catalonia), Portugal (Douro, Alentejo), Germany and Austria for Riesling-led portfolios.
AOC-driven still wines, méthode traditionnelle sparkling, and regional specialties suited to restaurants and premium retail.
Nebbiolo, Sangiovese, Aglianico and northern Italian whites — built for lists that need both icon wines and high-rotation SKUs.
Rioja reserva tiers, Atlantic whites, Douro reds and modern Portuguese blends for competitive shelf positioning.
Standard 75cl, selected magnums, controlled mixed pallets — aligned with your bonded warehouse or direct import route.
EU exporter details, harmonised descriptions and supporting documents for third-country customs as required per destination.
Where programmes require organic, biodynamic or sustainability credentials, we filter at source to avoid label mismatches.
Both categories are grape-spirit pillars of European wholesale, but they answer different list roles: cognac for global recognition and aged statements; Armagnac for artisanal depth, vintage bottlings and regional storytelling.
VS, VSOP and XO tiers, limited editions where allocation exists, and pack sizes suited to duty-free and domestic wholesale. Emphasis on clear age statements and supplier traceability for markets with strict spirits labelling.
Blended Bas-Armagnac styles, Tenarèze structure, vintage years for collectors and on-trade lists. Suited to buyers who want differentiation next to cognac.
We do not publish producer names on this page; line sheets and samples are discussed after a qualified B2B introduction.
Complementary EU spirits for the same import container economics: Spanish brandy de Jerez with solera age markers, Italian grappa monovitigno and barrique expressions, marc du Bourgogne and other marc styles where quantities allow wholesale rotation.
These lines pair with wine portfolios for importers who want a single European desk for both fermented and distilled grape products — always subject to market registration and distributor rights.
Ask about spirit SKUsEuropean export of wines and spirits is document-heavy. We align early on Incoterms, excise status, and the evidence set your customs broker expects — so the physical shipment and the paperwork stay in sync.
EXW, FCA or FOB Charente / Atlantic / Mediterranean ports — matched to your forwarder’s standard booking pattern.
Guidance on reefer vs ambient seasons for wine-heavy containers; cognac and Armagnac less sensitive but still stacked with care.
Lot references, case GTIN where used, and supplier batch ties for recall readiness in regulated markets.
Origin statements, analysis where requested, and spirit category declarations prepared in line with destination rules.
We align on specifications (market, channel, price architecture), then propose matched lots from partner cellars and négoce networks. The emphasis is on traceable references, repeatable vintages where possible, and realistic lead times.
Typical focus: France, Italy, Spain and Iberian brandies; cognac and Armagnac tiers; Italian grappa and marc; niche vermouth and amaro where distribution agreements allow B2B resale.
A straightforward sequence so procurement and compliance teams know what to expect.
You share volumes, markets and any label constraints; we return a shortlist with EXW or FCA indications and vintage alternatives.
Commercial invoices, packing lists, origin statements and excise-related references prepared to the standard expected for cross-border beverage shipments.
Coordination with your forwarder or ours for bonded movements, inspections and loading windows.
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